CBS Evening News edited out what sure sounded like a Freudian slip and a lawyerly correction when Bill Clinton was talking about how often his wife collapses from dehydration.
“She’s been well, if it is it’s a mystery to me and all of her doctors, because frequently, not frequently, rarely, but on more than one occasion, over the last many, many years, the same sort of thing has happened to her where she got severely dehydrated,” the former president said of Hillary Clinton, who is seeking the office he once held.
The CBS News website posted video showing the exchange, and Clinton’s mid-sentence correction. But when the exchange with Charlie Rose occurred during the nightly newscast, the “frequently, not frequently, rarely” part edited out.
For folks who wonder if the public is being told all there is to know about the former secretary of state’s health, Clinton’s full sentence seemed to hold a tantalizing clue. By the time other news channels, including Fox, picked up the comment, the slipup was gone.
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I saw it when it originally aired. I laughed. Liar lair pants of fire
ReplyDeleteI saw it when CBS originally aired part of the video the morning of the actual broadcast and the full sentence was aired at that time.....
ReplyDeleteThey need to come clean with her health issues.
Pick the stations you watch carefully, without us watching they are out of business.
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ReplyDeleteThey've carried enough water for her that they could fill Lake Superior.
You know that Bill's mind is slipping when he almost tells the truth. Thank goodness that we have the MSM to look out for him.
ReplyDeleteI don't watch the news anymore.
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ReplyDeleteMSM are so far in the tank their news readers should be SCUBA certified.